Are these inks pigment like the OEM or dye-based?
11708
I don't know ... what I do know is they work for me, but I don't do "high detail" or "fine art" printing. Mine is just family photos ... and the quality pleases some very picky family members. I'm satisified.
11709
I don't know either, mine is just for home office printing and I am satisfied.
1531234
I have installed two inks at this time ,they are printing just fine. with the blacks. I have not used any others yet. Lee H.
432598
Sorry I cannot provide a more helpful response, but ... it's been too long since my purchase. I think I ordered my FIRST box of ink from Amazon, but thereafter I've bought the ink locally. I CAN say that these inks don't seem to last very long.
191486
Thank you for your email. According to HP documentation for this printer, The ink types are "Pigment-based black, dye-based color". Regards, DAVTECH Computer Center
2050312
yes it is the black and the color. However when I bought it it would not work properly and did not get any use out of it. It is better to buy new ink refills than remanufactured. Don't waste your money like I did
2223018
I've been using these inks for printing on photo papers for a year. Prints seem to be just as good as the oem inks. You will get better results if you know about color management and profile these inks with your specific papers. The majority of folks will just put them in and print and will be happy. I've had a little bit of fading from the inks on some prints I have hanging in my office unprotected near the window (facing south). Some combinations of papers with this ink will not appear to fade for many years. In an album, they will probably out last you. Can't tell you how many prints you will get because these tanks like the original canon tanks are ridiculously small. It's significantly better than the cost per print from the original canon tanks.
324891
They are filled with ink but so far Magenta Ink did not work at all and ink got everywhere. I haven't used them all but my copier keep rejecting them but have gotten some to work.
1950260
Yes the ink from Inktoneram works great over high priced OEM inks from Epson. Save a whole lot of money.
85738
A good question to ask the vendor! The inks are not compatible with each other. (go for the dye)
869611
The colors look fine to ne and I haven't seen any chance in any of the colors. I also used the same ink for the primire se CD printer with the refil carterages and saw no difference either. All of my clients was very happy with the jobs.
720998
The same instructions apply to every ink cartridge. Add ink until the reserve reservoir is full of ink. The cartridge is larger but not any different from the smaller cartridge. You use black pigment type ink, hence the name Pigment Black. The other inks are not pigment type inks, they are dye inks. A pigment is a dye suspended in a solution where as a dye ink is like food coloring, it is a much finer solution.
1216908
No, they are regular ink but it writes very smooth, like a gel but without any smudges. Hope it helps
47247
I am not sure I can answer your question, but I have been using the inkxpro ink for about nine months and the ink has not been a problem. The dye refers to the type of ink. I have been using the ink with their resettable cartridges in an Epson 4530. The printer has been replaced twice, but not because of the ink. The photo quality is fine with this ink.
2262682
Most fountain pen inks are dye-based--that's what you want to stick with. Avoid PIGMENT-based inks (like so-called "India" ink)--they'll clog up (and possibly ruin) your TWSBI. Luckily, pigment-based inks are few in number and easy to avoid. Diamine (a British co.) makes wonderful (dye-based) inks in a zillion shades. J. Herbin (a 17th-cent. French co.) is another very nice brand with a huge selection of colors. A very nice (and bargain-priced) US-made ink is Noodler's. Velvet Black (by Private Reserve) is hard to beat. Perhaps my personal favorites (brand-wise) are the Pilot "Iroshizuku" line--but they're not cheap, at $25-30 a bottle. Have fun! If you're like many of us, you'll end up with a handful of "favorite" inks. Many retailers (Goulet, IsellPens) will sell samples (one or two pen fillings, or test-drives) for a couple of bucks before you invest in a full 30 or 50 ml bottle.
2212772
They are original Epson High Capacity inks. They look and perform exactly as the inks I buy directly from Epson.
1480751
Don't know-dye or pigment. Aren't they the same thing? A pigment gives a dye it's color. Anyhow, these work great. I bought the 100 ml bottles kit with the cartridge reset device..it works every time. 600 ml is a lot of ink. I think my 100 ml bottles will keep my Cannon printer going for years. Great quality print. Pick a place outside the home to do the refills...can get messy. But again..beautiful color.
23653
Yes, these are the same thing that you get at the Lexmark site and they are still available (unlike the ones at the Lexmark site). When you open them up you will see that they have the Lexmark name "molded into them" (not printed; like on paper, or with ink. They are the same ones that you get at Walmart or Staples and are indeed "Original Manufacturer Inks". These are the identical to the ones that came with my printer (Lexmark x5075). They're genuine and not some knock off that does not work when you try to use your printer. I also need original manufacturer inks and these are the good stuff. Yes, these are the same thing that you get at the Lexmark site and they are still available (unlike the ones at the Lexmark site). When you open them up you will see that they have the Lexmark name "molded into them" (not printed; like on paper, or with ink. They are the same ones that you get at Walmart or Staples and are indeed "Original Manufacturer Inks". These are the identical to the ones that came with my printer (Lexmark x5075). They're genuine and not some knock off that does not work when you try to use your printer. I also need original manufacturer inks and... » Read More Yes, these are the same thing that you get at the Lexmark site and they are still available (unlike the ones at the Lexmark site). When you open them up you will see that they have the Lexmark name "molded into them" (not printed; like on paper, or with ink. They are the same ones that you get at Walmart or Staples and are indeed "Original Manufacturer Inks". These are the identical to the ones that came with my printer (Lexmark x5075). They're genuine and not some knock off that does not work when you try to use your printer. I also need original manufacturer inks and these are the good stuff. « Show Less